9.3 Electric charge Flashcards

1
Q

flow of charged particles from one place to another

A

current electricity

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2
Q

Current that flows in one directions without reversing

A

Direct Current

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3
Q

current that flows in one direction and regularly reverses

A

Alternating current

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4
Q

What causes electron flow?

A

attraction and repulsion between electric charges

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5
Q

What measures current?

A

Ammeter

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6
Q

Unit used by most electric companies to charge users

A

kilowatt-hour

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7
Q

what is electric potential called

A

voltage

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8
Q

SI unit of voltage

A

volt

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9
Q

Person who invented the battery, the volt is named after him

A

Alessandro volta

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10
Q

what is the rate of the charges flow

A

current

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11
Q

SI unit of current

A

Ampere

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12
Q

conductors, insulators, semi conductors

A

know these terms

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13
Q

the amount an object hinders electron flow

A

Resistance

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14
Q

SI unit of resistance

A

Ohm

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15
Q

Energy used to overcome resistance, is converted to heat

A

Joule heat

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16
Q

What are the four factors affecting resistance

A

length, width, diameter, temperature

17
Q

What is material that allows current to flow with no resistance

A

Superconductor

18
Q

Electric device designed to add resistance to a circuit

19
Q

Define ohms law

A

Current flowing through a conductor is directly proportional to voltage and inversely proportional to the resistance